Mixed messages in college athletics reforms and funding
Mike Deupree discusses the Knight Commission's push to curb excesses while noting schools profit from TV deals and tournaments. He highlights Notre Dame and Iowa funding, Las Vegas showcases, gambling debates, and the paradox of fans demanding both exposure and integrity in college sports.
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Learfield Communications
Iowa State
Larry Eustachy
Washington, D.C
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Nevada
Eustachy
ISU
Las Vegas
Iowa
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Cyclone
The Gazette Publishes With Soybean Ink
The Gazette promotes future farming by printing with soybean ink and encourages recycling. It requests readers drop newspapers at City Carton in Cedar Rapids or use nearest recycling location. The Gazette and Iowa City Gazette are editions of Gazette Communications Inc, established 1883, Cedar Rapids address on Third Avenue.
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City Carton
Sixth St
The
Gazette
Iowa City Gazette
Third Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Gazette Communications Inc
U.S. Territories
Associated Press
Gazette Communications, Inc
P.O
Subscription Service Contact Numbers
The notice provides multiple contact numbers for subscription services including general inquiries. It lists (319) 398-8333 and (319) 339-3150, plus 1-800-397-8333 as a general line and (319) 398-8211 for general inquiries.
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Cedar Rapids
Sunda
Bush urges Congress to fund religious groups programs
President Bush asks Congress to allow government money to flow to churches mosques and synagogues running social service programs. He calls religious groups “soldiers in the armies of compassion” and argues founders would support faith based charity. Critics fear erosion of church state separation.
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Immigrants Take Oath on Independence Day in Boston Harbor
Immigrants sworn in as American citizens aboard the USS Constitution in Boston Harbor marking the holiday. Leila Nessralla from Lebanon moved in 1996 says citizenship lets her vote and keep her family together. Veterans from Chinatown raised the flag as Kin Ye and Liu Jing Le sang a Chinese version of The Star Spangled Banner.
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Kin Ye
Liu Jing le
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Cedar Valley Family Dent
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Foot & Ankle
Specia Freedom Festival
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Good Guys
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Lake MacBride McDonald Optical
Metlife
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Randall Foods
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Charlottesville
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Johnson Ave
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